Patna, September 7, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Union Minister and Begusarai MP Giriraj Singh has reportedly received a death threat through an anonymous letter sent to his ministry office in New Delhi, following which an FIR has been registered at Begusarai Town police station and an investigation launched.
According to police, the letter was delivered by post to Singh’s ministry office on September 3. Addressed to the Union Minister, it allegedly contained a threat to kill him and made references to terrorists.
Singh’s private secretary, Yogendra Singh, informed the Begusarai Superintendent of Police (SP) about the communication. The SP’s office subsequently directed Begusarai Town police station to register a case.
An FIR was registered on September 4 on the basis of a complaint filed by Town SHO Satish Kumar Himanshu. The sender has been listed as an unknown accused.
Police said the threatening letter was written in English and contained two mobile phone numbers. It also mentioned the name and address of a person from a village in Srinivaspur taluka of Karnataka’s Kolar district.
Investigators are examining the phone numbers and other information contained in the letter to determine whether they can help establish the identity of the sender.
Police are also verifying the identities and addresses mentioned in the communication and examining whether the individuals, contact numbers and other details cited in the letter have any connection with the alleged threat.
Officials are pursuing available leads to establish who sent the letter and determine the motive behind it. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.
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